The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-03-09

Noes-IIanscome, Jjhnson, Kanouse.
Marshall, spaulding, Taylor, Thompson.
Toole, White, Wilson-lO.
Paired-Mr. Speaker and Brown.
H. B. No. 5s-Concerning the Lords
day, which provides that all places of
business must be closed from 0 a. m.
until l2 noon on Sunday. passed by the
following vote:
Ayes-Blake, Gorllam, Harwood, Kan
ouse. Mantle, Marshall, Page, scobey,
Thompson, Titman, Toole, White, Will
son-13.
Noes-Alderson, Buskett, Hanscom,
Hoffman, Holt, johnson, Muth, spauld-
ing. Taylor, Mr.. Speaker-10,
II. B. No. 55-Concerning the incor.
poration of building and loan associa-
tions, passed by an unanimous vote.
TUESDAY, MARCH, 1.-After the roll call
the rules was suspended and II. B. S8, to
amend sections 5S5 and 594, of chapter
%, of the Fifth Division of the Revised
Statutes, relating to fees of sheriffs, was
put upon its final passage and unanimous.
ly passed.
The speaker signed H. B. No. So
Amending the act creating the county of
Yellowstone.
Notices of bills were gwen as follows ::
By Taylor-To repeal section sO6 of the
fifth division of the revised statutes.
By Johnson-To suppress the dissem-
ination of contagious diseases among
domestic animals and Texas cattle.
By Blake-H. ]. R. No.7, to compen-
safe Chas. H. Smell for compiling and
amending the general and permanent
laws of Montana.
By Muth, H. B. No, 92, for the registra
tion of voters in incorporated cities.
By White. H. B. No. 90, an act to
amend the school law of Montana.
The following bills were read third
time and placed on their final passage !:
H. B. No. 80, for the keeping of mill.
tary stores. Passed unanimously.
H. B. No. 81, concerning prisoners in
the city jails, Passed.
c. B. No. 4, concerning the publication
of certain matters. Passed.
A message was received from Gov.
Leslie saying that he had approved the
following bills:
H. B. No. 81, to enable Lewis and
Clarke county to issue additional bonds
for the construction of its court house.
H, B. No. 80, to prevent the circulation
of obscene literature.
H. B. No. 45, relating to the fees Of
jurors in civil cases.
II. B. No. 40. t, prevent rams and he
goats from running at large during GER
tain seasons.
H. B. No. 81, to compile and publish
the laws of Montana.
c. B. No. 34-Concerning the educa-
ton of deaf mutes and blind children,
was put upon its final passage. The bill
provides that the territory shall pay the
expenses, not exceeding $500 per year,
for term Of six years, of education any
such children whose parents are not able
to do so. 1t was passed.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH, &c. b. Nos. 40
and SO. Passed.
The chair appointed as conference
on the part of the house on
c. B. No. 4, concerning the printing of
certain matters, Messrs. Marshall, Man
tie and Taylor.
Bills were introduced as follows:
By Johnson-H. B. No. "a, to amend
the law to prevent and suppress contag.
ious diseases in cattle, passed at last
session.
By Page-H. b. No. 95. to amend law
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By Taylor-H. B. No. 96, to repeal the
license law in relation to butchers.
CT. r. No. IL, for relief of account
ants.
ii. b. No. 81, concerning saving banks
and trust deposit and security associa-
lions. passed by vote of 10 0.
H.. ]. R No. 4, for the relief of Fish
Bros, passed.
c. b. No. 1-Concerning oaths at cleo
lions, was read third time.
Bill passed by vote of 10 to s.
G. B. No. 32-Providing for the adop
ion of children; was passed by unani.
nous vote.
g. B. No. 3l-Authorizing the changing
'fnames ofpersons and places was passed
'y a vote of 20 .o4.
Mantle gave notice of a motion to re.
consider the vote by which G. B. No. l,
vas passed,
kanouse moved to recosider the vote
" which c. B. No. was passed.
On motion of Marshall the motion to
&c onsider was laid on the table.